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THE WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICAr

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoNs-FoR "a HOURS
wAsHIxoroS March 2s.-For Northern ana Eastern
New England rain or snow, followed by fair weather.
colder northwcsterly Winds
For Southern New-England. fair weahef' s'a'ionary
temperature.
For New-Y York. Pennsylvania. New. ufsey. Delaware
and Maryland fair weather. nearly stationary tempsra'
ture nOrthwesterly winds
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A usr FOR THE COLUMNS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Could not tho largo monollthic Columns
tho old church now in process OF demolition I'D
Lafayette Place DO utilized by the Grant Mohumoh'
Committeol Their greatness and soliity seem up
proprato, while the purpose 20 won r roS any tnssa
hltncrto ucVoocu uoqs NJ X.
LEY may Otherwise pOssoos
Ne,c- York, March "a, 1887.
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NO MORE INTERSTATE PASSES.

Tho New-Y ork. New-Haven and Hartford hairoau
directors held meeting ut tho Grand Central Station
Yesterday and onsdcred various subjects arising out OF
the nerstae Commerce law On the question OF passes
the same ouncnson reached ms by the PennsyIvsa
KaIlroad and an order ssued that no Interstate
passes bo issued except railroad employees All passes
already issued n coniraventon OF this decision VIII DO
cancelled
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TRIBUNE oSrc4 March se-I A-heev rs.a
vs.tsrdsv morning. and coudinsss fingered through -
afternoon and night with slsht recurrence of pfesp
ton. Tho barometer fell early 10 the day and ~
paused Tho temperature ranged between. 2os ana ~
the average ,(39%r being - lower then On me 49,
day. IN ...s.hav n
colder, windy. fair weather .....~,
AZ present. slowly rising temperature and fair weatoo
followed BY cloudiness are indicated for Weonesaav
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srxrrNoED FOR KILLING VAN DENMARK.

SENTENCED FOR KILLING VAN DEMA Ai'., d.
ILMIRA. March 28.-J"dse ID. boaru" s - 80
,,orn,ng At ovego sentenced James Shoemaker 70
..rro On. wear IN the Auburn Prison and pay dine OF
q, 900 for killing Dell Van Denmark OF Nichols msn'
IN frnnt of SLOenskers house, In that t2wn' n
1885 Shoemaker ran knife 'u'ousA W"
heart
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Ex1ENsroNs or TIE roRr WORTH RAILWAY.

IXIENSIONE IOIsI "VT'I'f '''''''''''''
The funds for the extension OF tho Fort worth anu
Denver City Railroad tho western line OF Texas anu
for the building OF road from that pont TO fneoo'
COL have boon all subscribed by prominent caphu'''
and the work will be rapidly pushed expected tha'
r., t,ty I thu southern end will be finished 10 con-
ncctlon with the southern line OF tho htchson
Toprka and santa Re, now building 10 Carson 'ouhty,
Ier.s ard that by December the state limo will DO
reached Meanwhile II l. expected that re 100
mile, OF road from Pueblo south 10 illblHad
viii bc flushed Tho completed road Is now
80 miles from Fort Worth to Qnannah 1era' aud SO
miles from Deuyero Puchlo 1bo euiiro systcin "hoh
competed will be SO miles long, exclusive OF branches
aud III shorten the distance foni the ROCKY Mpnn
region TO Atlantic tide several hunircd mics AZ
Fort Worth IL will with two competing ROADS I'd
Galveston and and II will offer direct lno
OF railroad shipment OF stock catte from Texas 10
the more northern pasturing country Tho main Hne VIII
fan four important coal field aud viii reach large a
a. In ,nirrr nrpincts The entire will bear tho
title OF the I)env er. Texas and Fort Worth Railway WIN
one consolidated stock The bonded indentedhess WIN
make an average OF about 81 900 mile In nxed charYe'
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WILLIAM PORTER.

sx,,crsp March 2s-wlllIam Porter OF Jordan. N. \"
a,d IN that village this morning at the age OF eghtyone
veors He was a member OF the Assembly In 1887 and
wns a prominent Democrat
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the Aston Housa He Was unusually ecmnnnioetvs yssss
day and rave reporter the important informAson
inisnded 70 Eve up bootolachins and i've iuxn Ia
s6fns tAs 6rush ne places tune at over go o0o
thouah no jnduoement WIN tsmpt hum 70 state tns exses
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DITL.Ey GOTHARD MONRAD.

LONDON, March 2s.-Ditlev Gotbard Monrad,
wellknown Danish eccesiasto, Cabinet minister ana
at thoi is mead.
Ditley Gothard Monrad WAS born ut Copenhagen on
November "a, 1911. In lS49 he was made BISHOP Oh
Lnaand. He was at various times Minister OF W Or
.hip. of tho Interior aad OF Finance; lie was rtes
dent Of tho Legislative Chamber curing tue . wa
which in 1854 detached Schleswig and ioistein IRON
fenmark. He lived IN New-Zealand from loo4 10
1870 hut returncd to his diocese in 1871.
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FORTUNE MADE BY BLA OKIHG BOOTH
~ twssvotghs ysarA rsssA sunshine and storm John
Uxsa MCCARTHY ~ 49, blseklng beos vsssy st. nsAs
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MARRIED..

New II the Tine to Paint
country residence. Il w. JoHNg "ASbestos" AQuA
Paints the standard.
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; III s w. a1 ana ~
FuSsrsl on Monday the 2sth. at Tnsuds Meeting Hoass
YorE. Oh ''0 ''''n '0" N'"'A'''' ''N 80 '
AsH Of e. s ss John H f:s lss
fntsrment Mount Vernon Cemetery Philadelphia Penn.
Rosmsn only child Of Timothy and Jesse Burnss sssd
Relatives and friends invited attend the funes., Sc
q H. fss
pENNIs-En,srsd into rest Monday. March 20. 1881.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FARRINGTON-At BROOKLYN. Jane. relict OF joseph n
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
M e.
from the residence his brohsrin'iaw. Mr. Albert n
csrtagss IN rsos on arrival Of tho $40 train from New.
March 2, H. sy
Trinity CHAPEL ssA' and Broadway
Frienas are kindly requested not to send lowers
MSs hSns' n
so Srad in the IS IN year Of her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
B II. .sa a. s1 O.
lessor hone!cs in the pyay school Of the f0''
Funeral service at Sc. Jamess Church. Philadelphia. %
Intermen at Woodiawn Cemetery. NewYork. on wednes'
March 80.
Train leaves Grand Central Depo: ut 1890 p m.
NILLER-On SATURDAY. March %, Mrs Hannah Mllec.
widow OF the Josiah Miller in the oSth year Of her aga
Relatives and friends nvte to attend tho funeral On
TUESDAY March 49, at ron the rosiienc. OF her
son. +. Miller 1923 East Jerseyst. Elizabeth. N.
PETERs-snadeny SUNDAY March 81 OF heart disease
Charles A. Peters. NJ. d.. In his 26th year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sTEWART-On SATURDAY morninc. March 26 Sarah "
wife OF John A. Stewart, In her 62dy year: o-. -
resi- tance 10 East 3insts On
tuesday the Goth inst. at 10 o'clock m
1t is kindly requested that no lowers be sent
THoMPsONAt Port Jervis. n ". March 49, Augustus y.
Thompson cashier OF the National Bank OF Fort Jervs
aged 10 and months
Tuesday Afternoon March 20 al O'CLOCK
TRAyERS-At Woodlands Hamilton. Bermuda on satue'
" 49, 1887 William Rggin Travers Ia tue VosA
year OF his age - =. . ,,.. 49,, -
Wsdnesiay morning March 30 at halfpa 10 O'CLOCK.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend without TURTLES
notice.
It ia req uested that towers be sent
Interment at Newport
TULANE-At Princeton. N. J.. March 81. Paul Tulane.
his seth year
VAN wICKLE-suddenly. at Matawan N. j., James II
Van wickie. aged I'll years .,, ...,..... a
services win be held at the family residence
Matawan. at o'clock wednesday sisernooA Aii f'on'~
and relatives are invitod
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sr00K&
eAN FRANCISCO, March %. 1887
LAGER BEER FOR PRIVATE USE

Beadleston & woerzs Celebrated Imperial Lager b.
bottled expressly for family use ct their brewery ~
West IOth-st. N. Y. Orders By mail solicited. .:
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HAfNEs-HAYDN-At the Presbyterian Church, Cisve'
land 9hio rharsiay March q iss. py ins lex
Haydn daughter Of tho Oniciating clergyman. eoh -
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Turs frUEsIAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
EVENINGS AT O'CLOCK,
THE VALUABLE LIBRARY.
MALBY'S TERRESTRIAL AND CELESTIAL
GLOBES, &C.
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THE FORMAL CHALLENGE RECEIVED.

IT WILL BE ACTED UPON TO-DAY by THE REGATTA
coMMrrgE--wnL THERE BIZ NEW BOAT
Ex-Commodoro James d. Smith. OF tho Now-fork
YachtClub and chairman Of the regatta commttee Ina
was charge Of the arrangements for the race LOT TUG
Americas Cup last year. received yesterday rom james
w. Bell of Glasgow the official challenge for the cup Mr.
Bell represents syndicate of Brtons who are anxious 10
win back the CUP and under Mr. Bells instructions the
Thistle Ia being built expressly to sail for the cup Al
though tho Thistle Is not yet completed sne 10 DO lar
along that her could Dc CORRECTLY 'aAo"
and recorded In the Custom House at GLASGOW Inc speo
OBLIGATIONS of challenge for the Americas Cup require
that the dimensions and Of yacht must be on
the books of the House from which tho yacht
aails six months before the Is to be sailed,
and tho challenger must gve tho holders OF the cup NJ
lsas sevcn months notice from tho date named on whon
the frat is to take place Tho races this year Will
probably DO sailed about the middle OF september 1ne
date not given out yesterday.
Tho committee that had tho raco In charge last year
will have the power this year and they arc 70 moo'
to-day and formally accept tho challenge and discuss
plans for defending oup The Dimensions OF the May
flower and Thistle arc
Name Length beam npop;t n
4:;.e,. & & 3 3 ;i.lo Z Slo
length Of Thistle overall Is %s fs nss ang
a ss ssf' *sss s,., a.
sail carrying power she Is unusually wide for cutter
and In other respects is almost % large as the
slOOps. -, - S,. ,or yachts.
men now think that there are many points 10 tho
MayHowsr that may be Improved 0p sun mere -
that English or and money ever 90 OF
built and she may DO selected csntrs"hoard
sioop Messrs Iseiin & Msxweli' grp SM,Sins
Yachts What they will develop In point OF speed ana
staying Qualities In doubs-reef weather s. boats
and heir owners are what improvements
eau be In speed after certain alterations nave
The courses which will be sailed over for the cup VIII
DO the NewYOrk Yacht Club courses the INSIDE co
and tho outside COURSE but In case each yacht WINS
the third contest will be course decidoo upon W
tho cOmmittoa
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DIED..

All notices Of marriages must bs isdorss5 wiA ~
name and address.
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To MORROW "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT 2:3Os
WSSDsOME STERLING sILVERWARE,
RICH CUT BACCARAT GLASS. sEvREs, MINrON
C.ETON AND OTHER TABLE SERVICE, &C, &C.,
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT $50 O'CLOCK
THE XA 1hJJk EEoRSs GU XII Fr3aHSITSSss
ELABORATE HALL GAS STANDARDS bf CohSos
VERY FINE BRONZES. &c, &c. ,,oroor..,v
ON EXHIBITION from A. NJ UNTIL HoohOf BALI
w. AMERICAN Arr AS3OcIArlOi MttssrI
THOMAS f.. KIRBY. Auctioneer.
In ChIIdren'. Baths the Gardner Pine Needle ExfrScs
~ soan made from fresh Pine leaves. mako the skna
healthy r-Hnn " 80. 80. :.
The Never Su;ncu Co. (Ltd) invite persons BUILDING
OR MAKING ALTERATIONS IN THEIR PLUMB
mo % Wait their new showrooms. A series Of MODEL
BATHROOMS suitable for different classes OF houses
isa novel feature there.
A CrIFPsT. (near Futon, NEwYoRR-
T. NJ. stewert steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
A''' 3yg Tth-aye. Send for circular
Carriage free In Now York and Brooklyn
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MEBcHANTs CLUB March 20 1857
Alta special meeting Of the Directors OF the Merchan@
Climb held this day following resolutions were adopted
Whereas t has pleased Almighty God To remove by desth
George Watson Hall. director In this CLUB therefore 70
solved, ., ..,....., .....,~ ~.
only in this Boar In large circle OF friends and asso
cates - ,-.... ,,.n "a
his excellent Judgment made him conspicuous among tho
merchants OF city and his genial manners and warm
heart enie rel him to all who knew him.
b,rd That copy resolutions be sent 70 his ram.
Nv and that Board attend his funeral In body ana tn
or places or business closed during the hour OF the
funeral services. .rou,xo,oso c...o,.-~
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Guerial Notices.
Az tho American ri Galleries:
EXECUTORS ABSOLUTE SALE.
STEWART ART COL.LECTION

THIS TUEsDAYl AFTERN00N At 2S2s
ORIENTAL PORCELAlN5. AND ENAMELI a.
MAMMOTH VASES, MISCELLANEOUS OBJEO ~@
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PRINCETON, N. j., March 2S.-Paul Tulane the
phanthrc pist, died last night.
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ELIAS SLACER.
LOCAL NOTICES.

KiNDIiNG Williams & Co. 'ssaw-mill.
MEMpms Steam Laundry, 224 Second st.
ID. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 2j1sNIain street.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN 4 LnLY CorrgE AND SPICE Go.
SPECIAL students will be received in any
department at the lligbcc School, or TO
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
Frs. All fits stoppcdir free by DIR. Klinc's
Great Nerve Restorcr. No fits after first
days use Marvellous cures. Treatise
and ~ trial bottle free TO fit eases. Send
to DIR. Kline, 03l Arch street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. win deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address PRO WILLIAMS, passcn-
ger agent NJ. & l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga.
L. o. Box No 236.
Miss LEwELLYN has returned from the
east, aud she will resume her private elias
in clocution October 3. Delsartc method
Location Of tone and physical culture will
receive especial attention. Those who wish
10 understand principles and become intel
ligcnt readers preferred. For terms, send
for circular, or call At No. 50 Adams street,
after . o. clock. 49,
Miss CARRIH NJ. KrsTISo, teacher Of
music, vocal aud instrumental, IL teach
ing At the music.house Of u. II. Baldwin
As already announced Miss Heating vii
give free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session US reward 10 In,
pupil having the best record up 10 febru
AIRY for diligent study andthe highest dc
gIrU Of perleciion.
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This will buy our Mechanics business Suit,
well mndc aud good for all purposes.
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s,rup ofIlH.

J. the delightful liquid laxative and the
only true remedy iur habitunl constipation
Inactive condition II the Kidneys, liver aud
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California Zig syrup Company, san Fran
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Van Nlcct a Co, q. ". Jones a Co, W, y.
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field a Co. have been appointed wholesale
rrputF NJ Memphis
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seait. A w.riwethcr
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Have an elegant limo VI ladies shoes. laii
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On December Z, 10, II, 81, aud 2S the
Mississippi Valley route will sell round
trip excursion tickets from Memphis 10
California points at the rate Of S72. Pas
scngcrs by this line make close connection
ut New Orleans with the Southern Pacific
train carrying through sleeping.can to
San Francisco.
For further information address
II. II. TAuLY,
Ticket Agent, Memphis, Tenn.
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srnIir A McrImciher
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Keep none but the he,t boots and shoes, aud
every sale /. made under guarantee.
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'Tis An III wind

That brings With II gusts Of nln from thu north
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seated by their "aln comfortable inglc' In cosy
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stomach Blicr- most genial and comforting Of
specifics Win afford them unspcakablo relief.
There Is ample proof on record 81 ~ efficacy In
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at the outset Chllls aud fever, dyspepsia, consii'
patton, liver complaint and a lack Of tone In the
Kidneys AMI bladder should also De- treated with
this useful family mcdolneof botanic origin. Ap.
petite improves refreshing slumbcr once more Wis
H. the weary cycids Of the nervous, and the circu.
latlon Il enriched AMI accclcTatcd In consequence
Of H. inylgomtlng aud regulating action Use Il ~
protector after getting wet
aaaase Haaaa=a=-
FINr Watches and Jcwclry Repaired and
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Ticket Agent, McmplI
cnnlcrsr silycrwnrc at Thayer's.

GoRsucm & TREzEy Ant, agents for the
celebrated Tate water, have just received n
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sia, malainand all diseases Of the stomach,
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nrniir A Nrrimrthcr

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Fastest Time Vet.

Iron Mountain route runs a Pullman
Buffet Slccpingcar aud ircc Reclining
Chair Car from Memphis To 81. Louis
without change, daily, In 10 houu. Ticket
Office. No. n Madison street
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California Exrur-Ion.,

FISr Watches and Jcwclry Repaired and
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n REMOVED ny TnE rsr oT COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bumctt's Flayoring extracts are tho
hogt
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rh,cc ch,,dren rurncd Go prnlh.

POM fIrAsANT, ". Va, DC. W." On
sunday Henry fswccit and his wife, liv-
ING Eve miles south OF here, went 10
church. leaving their three children, the
oldest being but five yean old, locked mp
OF home. When the parents returned 10
the house Il WIS In ashes, aud the children
oil burned 10 death. This Is the third case
OF this kind In this section within u year.
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Nr. window soothing syrup should always BE-
tted iuf children tcrthlur n sonthcs the child,
toiirns the gums anyH nll pain cures wind choic,
and B. the brst fvmclS iur diauhrL - hntilo
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Ah,irn 90 Mnihrr-.

Are attracting much attention Wy display
of foot wear unsurpassed inquality aud style
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Cnolcrs1 Diamonds, all guides, Thaycr's
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01

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reGt3eittg ben W1ann 5u errei6en, ben fie 10
liebeleer Dor faltm elmer Stunbe bate ge6en
laiien, I'M tbres SCREENS 6o9mut6 utt6
StGrrDett su iii6nen, ebe es fir ale @tptgz
felt 81 ipat mar.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
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i1Gbli9eu 9ro9uen entbaltenO.
@ Wton beo1te bic iOlqeubcn 9pmptoue, bic ans
Den &ronfbeiteu Der 9er61uun9sorgone entfte6eu
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mad bert $SOpfe, lauren Magen, uebelfeit, Subbrens
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ueICDuGGte @eDtroft, 4unttc Dor ben 9tugeu, permins
Serte CHARACTERIZATION, Gelbbelt Der paut nno Der Nus
eeu. @dmer5cn in Der Seite, Der 9ruft ben @lieoera,
unO plDbIides GrrDtDcn.
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GDrper BON alien pbeu au9efi6rten unregelmGBigs
feiteu befreier.
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81 bu6et1.
Gticfe cine 8rieTmarte on GoNuaD & &c., g1p. 80
tperth. tpir6 Sir haiir al0ei1idt perbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-01
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I6Ier 9ei6sn, 5autonsIbldge, fDpbtlttiiber 9eiGlpare,
6eibmulite, 1uun6e Steaen, 9riIenleioen II. /. NJ.
i6nel unb permanent al beleH. 81. G~anbolpb 0tc.
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uuo arf cine iuunberbare 9BeiIe gebetlt, inceni i'd ben
in SbreuI @ampblete i6er bieIe &raittbeit eittGaltes
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81 Die SIlaIde.